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I Don't Recognize This Cam Newton

beastson

By beastson,
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10 minutes ago, Mustard On The Side said:

Humans are not supposed to be vegan we are ominvores.  I'm not saying you need to eat a pound of steak or fish every day but a small portion of meat a day or every other is not a bad thing.  Hopefully it works out, but if he plans to run again he needs to bulk back up.

 Omnivores can digest and get nutrients from digesting protein, fat and fiber. It doesnt mean they need both.

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SmokinwithWilly Grand Master

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1 hour ago, SBiii said:

You seem upset.

The point of linking the article discussing Big Ben and others was to illustrate how virtually all NFL players are playing hurt every week.

Later in the article the author (a former NFL player) said he took an injection of Vitamin-T (toradol) before every game for the last 3 years of his career.

Bottom line, NFL players on every team are playing hurt every week --- just like Cam.

You act like there's some lack of institutional control with the Panthers that's different than other teams and it's just not the case.

Stop with the incessant whing, Cam's a big boy and nobody is making him do anything he doesn't want to do.

My only issue with Cam playing as injured as he was is it was so obvious he was hurt, it wasnt helping him or the team. Also, if he's going to be the franchise qb for the next 10 years, you have to think of the long game. For me, the risk wasnt worth the reward.

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36 minutes ago, Mustard On The Side said:

Humans are not supposed to be vegan we are ominvores.  I'm not saying you need to eat a pound of steak or fish every day but a small portion of meat a day or every other is not a bad thing.  Hopefully it works out, but if he plans to run again he needs to bulk back up.

https://www.greatveganathletes.com/category/vegan-bodybuilders/

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27 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

My only issue with Cam playing as injured as he was is it was so obvious he was hurt, it wasnt helping him or the team. Also, if he's going to be the franchise qb for the next 10 years, you have to think of the long game. For me, the risk wasnt worth the reward.

It absolutely wasn't worth the risk because there was no reward. He was injured to the point of hampering the team by continuing to play.

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1 hour ago, PghPanther said:

My understanding is Cam doesn't eat red meat, but does eat fish, fowl, eggs etc. Plenty of top quality protein there. Only animal food (flesh) and/or food that came from animals (eggs, milk) have all essential amino acids to synthesize protein in the body for growth and repair. A pure plant eater must mix and match items to get the essential amino acids.

Soy is bad news for males. It is highly estrogenic in its molecule composition. Despite is protein content, It is catabolic to male hormones in the body which is a negative for muscle hypertrophy.

While maximize lean muscle mass is healthy for the body within reason, going too low in body fat that might be desirable for a bodybuilder is a negative in contact sports because of the danger it presents to the integrity of the internal organs. The visceral body fat within organ cavities of the body help protect and pad them in contact sports so getting too cut up or buff while may increase speed can end up having diminished returns in contact sports. 

 

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1 hour ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

My only issue with Cam playing as injured as he was is it was so obvious he was hurt, it wasnt helping him or the team. Also, if he's going to be the franchise qb for the next 10 years, you have to think of the long game. For me, the risk wasnt worth the reward.

I understand ur logic but that's not how NFL works.

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2 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

What point are you even trying to make? Are you actually even responding to anything I've written?

Your words:

"Don’t see many people blaming the idiots who have been allowing Cam to play hurt and who let him(yeh, THEY are actually in charge) get destroyed behind horrible o-lines."

Stop the whining & the blame game.  This is the NFL...not the ballet.

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8 minutes ago, SBiii said:

Your words:

"Don’t see many people blaming the idiots who have been allowing Cam to play hurt and who let him(yeh, THEY are actually in charge) get destroyed behind horrible o-lines."

Stop the whining & the blame game.  This is the NFL...not the ballet.

You know how to use the quote function. Use it.

 

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